Re: Source Scan Utiltiy

[Dave Mahadevan <mahadevan@xxxxxxxx>]

Scott:

Pardon me if I do not seem to understand.  Why cant you use PDM option
25 to achieve this objective (same as FNDSTRPDM)?

Scott Swaim wrote:

>      I am looking for a utility that will scan a source file for a
> character string.  I code all of my Data structures in external
> members and then /Copy them into my program.  I need to be able to
> identify which programs would need to be changed if I modify a Data
> Structure. Here is an example of what I am lookinf for:     Source
> File .......... QRPGLESRC        Library   ...........     *LIBL
> Scan String .......... 'Hello'    Output        ..........
> *                   *, *Print       This would scan all members in the
> source file for the scan string.  It would then output to
> screen/printer a listing a which members contained the string.  I
> woudl be helpful if it woudl in\gnore case but this might not be
> possible.      Any suggestion on how to proceed would be very much
> appreciated.  The utility, once completed, would be made available to
> anyone who requested it @ No Charge of course.  My company allows me
> to write programs on their system and still keep copyright to the
> ideas/Source/compiled program. Only if I do it outside normal business
> hours. TIAScott Swaimscott71@hpnc.com



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Thank You.

Regards

Dave Mahadevan.. mailto:mahadevan@fuse.net


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